Running an organisation’s IT efficiently should lead to a smaller carbon footprint for the whole business - even though this may not be a goal in itself for many CIOs. This special report focuses on the pressures IT directors face in trying to run an efficient function, examining issues ranging from the conflicting demands of compliance and energy savings, to maximising the use of servers and infrastructure. We look at the key topics and the steps organisations can take to ensure their IT is as efficient in business terms - and consequently in ecological terms - as possible.
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Photos: Is it a tram? Is it a train? No, it's superbus!
The techie bus that steers itself
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Photos: Top 10 Xmas presents for the tech team
Light sabres, carnivorous plants, Knight Rider and much more...
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Green IT - how CIOs can help
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Going beyond polar bears
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Photos: Future car tech at the British Motor Show
Cars to drive you green with envy
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Time to green-light sustainable IT
But think it through first…
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Photos: The solar powered speedster
To Affinity and beyond…
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Photos: Feeling chipper about green IT
Inside a woodchip-fired data centre
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IT must be called to account over emissions
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Tech dodges green equation…
Parliamentary tech boss backs call for £1bn IT fund
Spend green to get green
'ICT going green is key to economic recovery'
Viviane Reding dreaming of a "totally green city"
Olympics IT gets lean, mean and green
Virtually beating the downturn
Is five per cent of your IT budget the green piece?
You're gonna pay for that…
Virtualisation hotting up in 2009
If you've got money, is this where you should spend it?
Stories from around the web...
Green IT Toolkit ZDNet UK
Carbon Standard to give offsetting green cred SmartPlanet.com
5 Steps to Green IT eWeek.com
CEOs and CIOs need to walk the green walk BCS Business IT Interface
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